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Bill Gates Set To Appear Before The Epstein Congressional Oversight Committee (6/10/26)
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Bill Gates is set to sit for a closed-door interview with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on June 10 as part of the committee’s continuing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, the federal government’s handling of the case, and the...
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What's up everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. Over the past few months of the Congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, we've heard from many different people. Well, today, June 10, 2026, we can now add Bill Gates name to the list. And I think it's going to be intriguing when it comes to Bill Gates and what he has to say, considering that he lied about the relationship he had with Jeffrey Epstein for so long. I mean, all those years he was lying about how close he was to Epstein. And now that he's called out and now that there is, you know, evidence backing it up, he's walking all of that back. And obviously that doesn't look good, right? Not from an optics perspective, especially considering just how forceful Bill Gates was when he was trying to tell everybody that it was all overblown, that he had no idea what Jeffrey Epstein was. Only for us to find out and I know this is going to shock you guys. He was lying. And I know that's very hard to believe. I mean, these are the greatest people on earth, right? That's what they tell us. And that they're all so altruistic and they're going to give away their fortune and they care about the needy and the sick and people in Africa. Meanwhile, Bill Gates didn't even care about the girls that were being abused by Jeffrey Epstein. So save the. We all see this for what it is. And that's performative philanthropy. It's not doing it out of the kindness of his heart. He's trying to win hearts and minds, trying to change narratives, trying to make people think that Bill Gates has humanity's best interest at heart. When in reality, Bill Gates has always had Bill Gates best interest at heart, just like the rest of these people. And for years that was enough to provide him with armor, to have him protected by the legacy media. Well, that's not the case anymore. And for the first time, Bill Gates is going to have to answer publicly about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Today's article is from CNBC and the headline, bill Gates to Face Questions about Jeffrey Epstein from House Oversight Panel. This article was authored by Dan Mangan. Microsoft co founder Bill Gates is set to be interviewed Wednesday by a House committee about his controversial friendship with the notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Look, if you would have just been honest from the beginning, he would have avoided all of this. And if you weren't involved in, in actually abusing the girls and the only thing you have to worry about is your reputation and being embarrassed, don't you think getting out ahead of it would have been a good idea before it became this big thing? I mean, logically speaking, that's what you want to do, right? Get ahead of shit. Unless, of course, you have more to hide. And I gotta tell you, I don't think it's that big of a leap to think that Bill Gates has more to hide when it comes to his relationship with Epstein than we know about. If your wife is divorcing you and pointing that out as one of the reasons, I would say that the chances are pretty good that you and Jeffrey Epstein are more than just pen pals. The mega billionaire Gates is one of the biggest names to submit to a grilling by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which for months has investigated Epstein's network of high profile friends. Gates testimony comes a day after the committee questioned Epstein's former longtime executive assistant, Leslie Grof. And according to reports, she had some interesting things to say, talked about the phone conversations that she would facilitate between Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein and a few other things that were reported that were pretty interesting. Now, like usual, I would caution everybody to take it with a grain of salt and wait until we get the transcript so we could see for ourselves. But according to reports, she was a bit evasive when it came to certain questions. And when it came to the questions about Trump, she said that she would set up phone calls with them, like once a quarter, twice a quarter, something like that. And what it does is it establishes that connection. Right now, it's not evidence of anything, not on its own, but when added to the collective, it certainly helps build the foundation that you're trying to build the rest of the case on. As remember, every single case, every criminal case, is built on circumstantial evidence first. That's what they collect. They build a foundation with circumstantial evidence. And once that foundation is secure and strong, they build up from there. So the circumstantial evidence is important. On its own, it doesn't prove anything, but together it becomes damning. Gates testimony comes a day after the committee questioned Epstein's former longtime executive assistant, Leslie Groff. Representative James Comer, the Kentucky Republican who chairs the committee, told reporters Tuesday that anything's on the table in terms of questions for Gaetz. He seems like, according to his attorneys, I wouldn't say eager to testify, but he's willing to testify and he hasn't fought it. And I appreciate that. Well, you know the old saying, between a rock and a hard place. That's it. That's where he is. What's he going to do, deny it? So they actually hit him with a subpoena and they bring him in and he actually gets caught up. No way he'll go and sit for a voluntary chat like Pam Bondi, and pay attention to the people that want it to be voluntary like that. Because in my opinion, those people know a lot more than they're going to let on. And that, of course, is why they don't want to be under oath. Gaetz became friends with Epstein in 2011, the Wall Street Journal has reported. That was three years after Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida state court to soliciting an underage girl for prostitution. Epstein served 13 months in jail in that case. I mean, if you want to call it that. And imagine being Bill Gates and trying to pitch to the rest of us, us poor unwashed masses, that he had no idea who Jeffrey Epstein was. Buddy, weren't you like the richest dude in the world at that time, or close to. And you mean to tell me that nobody's out here telling you who you should and shouldn't be hanging out with? Your security is not like, hey, look, Bill, not a good idea. This dude right here, well, he was diddling kids. Probably shouldn't hang out with him. Or did they tell him that? And did Bill Gates just ignore it? Because he wanted Jeffrey Epstein's friendship and according to him, donations, which I find odd. Anyway, do you really think Bill Gates needs to reach out to Jeffrey Epstein for donations? No. Other rich people. You don't have any buddies that work at Microsoft that make a bunch of dough? Of course not. Let's reach out to the child molester. That was three years after Epstein pleaded guilty in Florida state court to soliciting an underage girl for prostitution. Epstein served 13 months in jail and in that case he died from a jailhouse suicide in August of 2019, weeks after his arrest on federal child sex trafficking charges. All a coincidence. And if you think anything else, well, you are a conspiracy theorist. How dare you not buy the official line hook and sinker. What's wrong with you? What are you, a traitor? The friendship between Gates and Epstein received renewed attention in late 2025 with the release of documents about Epstein and his associates by the Department of Justice. In Congress, Gates has not been accused of wrongdoing in connection with Epstein. And no, I don't think anybody said that. It's the enabling, it's the working with them after Epstein was already a sex offender. And then it's the lying about it. I think that's what bothers people the most. Because if he had nothing to hide, why would he lie? Why wouldn't you just be honest from the beginning?
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Epstein Chronicles Host
CNBC has requested comment from the Gates foundation, the philanthropic organization founded by Gates and his ex wife Melinda Gates, about his testimony. The New York Times reported Tuesday that Gates was preparing for his testimony with the Help of Jay Greenberg, who until December, was the Oversight Committee's chief investigations council. Ah, no kind of conflict of interest there, right? So Mr. Jake Greenberg was the head of investigations for Mr. Comer, but now, of course, he's working for Bill Gates. But there's no ethical issues here. Everything's on the up and up. Come on. It's just like when all the prosecutors left the Southern District of Florida's office to go and work for Epstein. Adjacent law firms, right in the middle of the case. Completely ethical, no big deal. They're not going to share secrets with the other side. CNBC has requested comment from Greenberg. A spokesperson for Gates in March said in a statement, gates welcomes the opportunity to appear before the committee. Well, isn't that nice? Why didn't he offer to come forward earlier and talk about what he knows? Why did he try to lie about the relationship instead, if he was so looking forward to it? While he never witnessed or participated in any of Epstein's illegal conduct, he's looking forward to answering all the committee's questions to support their important work, the spokesperson said. In February, Gates apologized to staff at a Gates foundation town hall for his association with Epstein and admitted that he had affairs with two Russian women, according to the Wall Street Journal, which noted that Epstein had become aware of. Of the affairs. Oh, he became aware because he was the middleman. Mr. Matchmaker Epstein. We all know he liked to play that role. And of course, he had ulterior motives, and that is having something to hold over people's heads. But sure, no comprt either, right? I did nothing elicit. I saw nothing elicit, Gates said during the mea culpa session, according to the Journal. But Gates also reportedly said at the event it was a huge mistake to spend time with Epstein and bring foundation executives into meetings with Epstein. I apologize to other people who are drawn into this because of the mistake that I made. Gates reportedly said. Well, what about the people that were abused because you helped enable this idiot? What about the girls that had their lives ruined? Why don't you set up a fund for them? You've given out all your money, right? Giving it all to charity. This seems like a pretty noble act. Call that shit. The Bill Gates Reparations Fund. Put your money where your mouth is for once. Bill Gates. The Gates foundation previously announced it had commissioned an external review of the philanthropy's past ties with Epstein. The foundation said it expected that its board and management would receive an update about the review this summer. Oh, nothing like an internal review, right? Oh, we Got a different law firm, though, to take a look at it. What, you don't trust that? No, I don't. Okay. I don't trust it. Look at the Deckard report. Look at what happened up in Yale. I mean, just a bunch of nonsense time and time again. And the gigantic monkey in the room, of course, is the OIG report into Jeffrey Epstein's death and the npa. Honestly, I don't pay any mind to internal reports. Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett, a longtime friend of Gates, told CNBC's Becky Quick in late March that he had not spoken to the Microsoft co founder since the whole thing with the Epstein files was unveiled. I don't want to be in a position where I know things to be called as a witness, Buffett said. I think until it gets cleared up, it doesn't make sense to do a lot of talking. Warren Buffett is shrewd. This is one smart MFer. And you notice he's not caught up in any of this, right? Smart man. Buffett called Epstein a con man who exploited the weaknesses of other people. Men are going to like sex and some of them are going to like not paying taxes. And he figured out their weaknesses. But Buffett said Buffett has donated more than 43 billion to the Gates foundation since 2006. That's quite a few dollars, huh? Imagine that shit. $43 billion. And I wonder where that money's been dispersed to. I wonder if the people who needed it the most received it. I doubt it. I mean, I'm sure some of it got to where it was supposed to go. But how much did these executives get? How much did all the middlemen get? And $43 billion. Well, that goes a long ass way, right? And if you're Warren Buffett, the last thing you want to do is be associated with any of this. So I'm not shocked to hear that he wants nothing to do with Bill Gates right now and that he's not even talking to him. So we'll see what Bill Gates has to say for himself later on today. And after the congressional hearing, we'll get a recap going and we'll get that added to the catalog. All the information that goes with this episode can be found in in the description box this week at Safeway.
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